Faces of Power — Nye?
Behavior change, agenda control, perception shaping.
Power — role?
Enables influence over others' behavior.
National Interest — definition?
Core goal guiding a state's foreign policy.
National Interest — definition?
Core goal guiding a state's foreign policy.
Power — ability to influence?
Influence others to achieve outcomes.
Faces of Power (Nye) — three faces?
Behavior change, agenda control, perception shaping.
Hard vs Soft Power — difference?
Hard: military, sanctions; Soft: culture, values.
Major tools of influence?
Military interventions, economic sanctions.
Key actors in geopolitics?
States, private military companies, non-state actors.
Modern Warfare — examples?
Drones, AI, privatized conflicts.
Answer 10 questions on Global Power and Geopolitical Strategies.
1. What is the primary focus of the course 'International Issues: National Interest, Power, and Geopolitics'?
2. Which of the following is NOT considered a face of power as described by Joseph Nye?
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